
Polish Energy Minister Miroslaw Motyka warns US against resuming Russian gas imports
The Polish official stated that a return to Russian fuel would only increase Kremlin revenues and threaten the security of the Euro-Atlantic space.

The Polish official stated that a return to Russian fuel would only increase Kremlin revenues and threaten the security of the Euro-Atlantic space.

First Deputy Head of the National Police's Strategic Investigations Department, Volodymyr Tsenov, is suspected of shielding fraudulent call centres and receiving funds in crypto wallets.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze stated that Brussels' recommendations on appointing judges from abroad reflect the European bureaucracy's ignorance of the rule of law principles.

Researchers found that repeating profanity increases grip strength and goal pursuit, but does not alter the neural response to errors, casting doubt on the temporary disinhibition theory.

Vita Surmenko, deputy head of a department at the MVS Main Service Centre, declared receiving a luxury car and a large cash sum from her husband.

Law enforcement exposed a fraudulent currency exchange point in the capital where an employee attempted to steal cash.

The Fair Work Commission dismissed the complaint of an Italian chef who was dismissed for failing to follow management instructions, including the issue of pineapple on pizza.

Since the start of the war by the Trump administration, more Iranian officials believe producing nuclear warheads is the only effective tool to deter future attacks.

A hearing is underway at the High Anti-Corruption Court premises, dedicated to determining the preventive measure for Vladimir Tsenov, who is identified in society by the nickname Price. The current National Police officer is suspected of facilitating the functioning of a criminal group.
Prosecutors are arguing that the court should select detention in a place of detention for the suspect. At the same time, they have proposed an alternative option — the possibility of paying a monetary bail, the amount of which should be 20 million hryvnias.
It is worth noting that Vladimir Tsenov, who holds the position of First Deputy Head of the Department of Strategic Investigations in the National Police, has become a new participant in the criminal proceedings known as 'Carthage'. This case is being investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and concerns possible links between representatives of the criminal world and high-ranking officials from the Security Service of Ukraine, the National Police, and the General Prosecutor's Office.
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